Here is how:
One horse =10
One horse shoe =2
One boot =1
We then need to evaluate the value of the boot plus (horse × horseshoe). This is 1 + 10 × 2 = 1 + 20 = 21.
(The 10 × 2 is evaluated first by the order of operations because multiplication takes precedence over addition).
Congrats if you got 21
the answer is wrong horse shoes are worth 4 not 2 and boots are worth 2 not 1, revise your answer.
Thnx for reply…how many horse shoes there Tapiwa?